Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-13

Buyer 1sS7-1cO tons, 81 1881 = ctl.

Buyer 1SS7-1c1 tons, 81 1234 = ctl.
| OATS-The market seems to have taken a
more favorable turn for sellers this week; A
slight increase in the demand is noted, which, IL
| continued, is likely to cause more strength in
| values. At present stocks are anything but
| small, and some reduction viii be necessary be-
| fore prices can appreciate to any marked extent.
We quote: Choice Feed, 81 60@1 65; No. Feed,
| 81 55@1 60; No. 2, 81 50@1 521a; Milling, 81 600
l 65; Surprise 81 75G1 So
| CORN-Arrlval of Nebraska are again coming
| to hand, and the future of the market will de
| PEND more or les on the extent of these ship
| ments. The quotation for White is somewhat
nominal, as offerings by sample have been quite
light oflate We quote: California, large Yellow,
| 81 1219@1 l.; small Yellow, 81 l5G1 w White,
| 81 221aG1 25 p ctl.
HAY-Receipts are light, while the de-
mand is good and active. Supplies are
expected to enlarge in the near future.
| No. l, si2@1S; fair SO 50@11; choice Wheat and
Dat, sl2@1S Good, Sll@12; Wild Dat, SO so
| Gl2 so; Tame Oat $40 50@11 50; Glover, s96l1
| Compressed Dat, sl0@l2; Compressed Wheat,
Sl211i so. We quote new ; Choice Wheat, Sl4@
| 10 /; choice Wheat and Dat, So 50614 so; choice
Dat, with sprinkle of Wheat, sl2@l3 choice
Wild Dat, Sll@l3 So second cutting Alfalfa,
| S1l q ton.
| P0TATOES-Prices slightly improved TODAY.
| Choice qualities have the preference at the
| higher figures. Quotable at 50c@S1 p ctl.
| ONIONS-Market fairly well supplied, while
! trade is somewhat slow. Quotable at 50d75 a
ctl for Red and S0@90c q ctl for Silverskins.
choice article would probably sell higher, as
most offerings are more or less indifferent.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue to bring
good prices being scarce and in demand Gu
| cumbers are plentiful and cheap. Peppers are
| in excess of market wants. Okra moves of
slowly and Egg Plant is likewise dull of sale.
Egg Plant, case p h; Cucumbers 35@
Peas 112621&c p ID I; Tomatoes, 75cGSi q box
| for Vacayille, and S2G2 % 2 box for river
| Green Corn, i2Glsc z dozen for common, and %
@39c q dozen for sweet; Green Okra, Ga SC
p 10 =; String Beans. 2dSLc q ID; Summer
Squash, 40tG50c z box ArIiehokes, 100
l5c y dozen; Narrots, 35650c p ctl: Turnips,
5oQs1 q CT; geliilDoWer. 50a65c a dozen +;
Cabbage, 50o75c g ell Garlic, 115G2Iac 2 II ;
Cslery, 5GGc60c = dozen; Dry Peppers, SGa10c
Dry Okra 10000 p Il
FRUIT-Peaches are the attractive feature at
the moment, receipts bei.g large, with prospects
OF greater supplies as the season advances
some few boxes of Cherries are yet seen in the
market, but they are out OF favor. Currants are
in lighter supply and will soon disappear. April
cots make liberal display and keep low in prices
No good Gropes have arrived. Plums are in
creasing both in quantity and variety. Very few
choice Apples are to be seen. is little too
early for really good article. The market is
| burdeued with poor Pears, that nobody cares
about buying. Quite a lot of Bartlett culls are
| offering at almost any price. Figs are badly
mixed; both as to price and quality. We quote:
Crab Apples, 5'cGSl q box; Cantaloupes, 81
@5 2 dozen e,zgtio Grapes a5 osS box
bskt; do. Crawford Yellow, 50GS5c 2 box aud
50Gg0c 2 basket; Apples, 35cGSl box, and 2ON
| soc q bskt: Pears, 25a!5c q box, and 2O95Oc 3
bskt Bartlett Tjc1Sl so 4 box; Figs, 356175c 4
box Cherries, 50G75c: Strawberries, S4@7 y
chest; Blackberries s3@5 q chest; Raspber-
ries, 81 50G7 = chest CGrrants, 81 50tG4
q chest; PluIns, 2Gic p b; Apricots, 30G
60c 2 box; Mexican Lines. Sc so q box /:
Lemons, Sicily. y6as7 do California, 81 50G2 50
for common, 1904 so Z box for choice; Or
anges, California, 81 50G3 3 box Tahiti Or
| anges, 81 80 a box; bananas, 81 5O&sS 81 q
| bauen pluesDples. 81 nc p dozen.
BUTTER-The situation is rather against the
selling interest. OF the very best qualities there
is sufficient to meet The wants of those who are
willing to pay asking prices. Medium and poor
grades are in large supply, and stocks are accu-
muiating; The sloppage OF business during the
| late holdays caused Ii god deal of Butter to
come on the market at once, instead of being
distributed over several days. Dealers are will
| ing to coucede more OF less TO close up. We
quote Fancy, u go 221ac; good to choice, 800
llc; fair, l6aISc mixed lots, l2Gl5c; firkin
2oe for fancy, l6GlSc Tor lair 10 good, and lI(1
I3e 2 10 poor picked roll, 22J5c p Il. East
| ern, lS9l5c + ID Tor ordinary to fairly good
quality.
| CHEEsE-There is no decrease in the volume
| of arrivals, which tor some time have been
more than enough to meet immediate needs.
Prices US q consequence remain easy. QuUtaule
at l01a lllc 10 Tor choice, eased, aud 9alIQc for
! fair to good quality.
| EGGS-MaIket demoralized. Our figures rep
resent asking prices Strictly prime lots find IA
| custom, but eIything else is neglected though
dealers are willing To shade quotations to effect
l sales. 30 many families are out or town that
| the local custom is curtailed considerably.
| Quotabie at . a25c = dozen Tor ranch, ana .je9
DC for store consignments; inferior, I6gISc
Eastern l6tpiSc 2 dozen.
| PoULTsG-Iurkeys have been quite scarce
| for several days, ana moderate consignnents in
| the near future would likely sell to advantage.
| DesiTab offerings of almost every kind are not
very free, while II is not easy TO sell the trade
poor fowl. Live Turkey -Gobblers, 20G2lc
| Hens, 17tgl9c; BOOSTERS, &c 5Oa7 .or oln and
ssclo 50 lof Young. dens t6e7 for ordinary
stock, and sSa9 for choice; Broilers, s3016
| Dless. S5@6 80; Geese. sldl 81 p pair; Pigeons,
81 2 dozen tor for old and s292 % young.
| WOOL-The Fourth OF July holidays do not
seem to have had g cd influence on the Wool
market, since the first OF the month little or
/ no bus ness has been done. Scourers are not
free buyers. and one of the largest operators in
this line has recently left for the East to be alb
sent quite awhile Local dealers consider the
immediate situation as anything but hopeful, as
, trace centers report extreme dullness ali alon.
the linz, and so long accounts of TINS chArae.
ter come to hand, II is not to be expected that
much animation sill prevail. here. We quote
! Northern
Extra choice spring, Z es2it
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, 2 d. I3Sa,i5
Good short spring, seedy, I. Fo.,.,...l 51sl7